Stefan J. Babjak

04/20/2020

⛈️ It was a dark and stormy morning, but Erehwon Retreat was looking mighty cozy inside! 🕯️
Today we thinned out, divided and replanted the fakahatchee grasses on the side yard. Fakahatchee grass is a host plant for the clouded skipper and three-spotted skipper butterflies. We love this Florida bunching grass!
After some thinning, minor weeding, and pruning, the retreat was a setting fit for a fireside tale! 🔥 Such a beautiful and authentic Florida design by
@ Erehwon Retreat

03/17/2019

01/29/2019

In subtropical climates like Florida, one often completely overlooked local resource, is rain. Rain barrels can not only save you money, but they are also the preferred choice for your plants and vegetable gardens!

12/31/2018

There are a few big reasons why people build a raised garden bed. One of the main reasons, is to deal with unfavorable soil conditions.

So how do you get started, and what do you need? Watch my step by step video series showing you how to get started with building your very own raised garden bed today.

12/24/2018

One of the most underutilized spaces to getting good organic produce, is right in our own backyards.

Even in winter time here in Florida, there are some great crops you can get started with that will yield fantastic results. Here's a video showcasing my very own Florida winter home garden!



P.S. - Spring and Summer crops in the north are typically grown in the Florida Winter.